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we turn the table up in front of us. my mom got down behind us. and the shooting continued. at that time in 91, we weren't seeing these mass shootings that we're seeing now so i was waiting for him to say something like all right, everybody puts her waltz upon the table, or a thought maybe it was a hit. maybe there was somebody important in there. but the shooting continued. i'm going to tell you, it took a good 45 seconds, which is an eternity, to realize that the guy was simply going to walk around, take aim, pull the trigger, go to the next persons, taking, pull the trigger. he was executing people. when i did realize i thought i've got this guy. i reached for my purse that was on the floor next to me, realize i had a perfect place to probably aren't. he was up to everybody else in the restaurant was down. then i realized that if you want to earlier i had made the stupidest decision of my life. i had begun leaving my gun out in the car because i did what most normal people would do. i wanted to be a law-abiding citizen. i didn't want to get caught with a gun and maybe los
we turn the table up in front of us. my mom got down behind us. and the shooting continued. at that time in 91, we weren't seeing these mass shootings that we're seeing now so i was waiting for him to say something like all right, everybody puts her waltz upon the table, or a thought maybe it was a hit. maybe there was somebody important in there. but the shooting continued. i'm going to tell you, it took a good 45 seconds, which is an eternity, to realize that the guy was simply going to walk...
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just flooding us, possibly killing us. . >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is early start weekend. >> well look under every rock, well look around every corner and we will search mountain tops for him. >> he's out there somewhere. and l.a. police vow they will hunt him down. new developments this morning in the bizarre case of this rogue ex-cop. >>> there is really no place to put the snow. >> cleaning up and digging out. the snow's finally stopped falling in the northeast, but get ready, there's another winter storm brewing right now. >>> and tonight is the big night. it's all about the dudes, so where do the women fit into the all male affair? it's sunday, february 10th, good morning, everyone. i'm deborah feyerick in for randi kaye. >>> los angeles police have a message for christopher dorner. >> we're all hoping dorner will turn himself in and the chief wants to reopen the case and he made a plea to dorner that he would turn himself in. and to be honest with you, that would be the best resolution for this local thing right now. no one else has to be shot or injured, no
just flooding us, possibly killing us. . >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is early start weekend. >> well look under every rock, well look around every corner and we will search mountain tops for him. >> he's out there somewhere. and l.a. police vow they will hunt him down. new developments this morning in the bizarre case of this rogue ex-cop. >>> there is really no place to put the snow. >> cleaning up and digging out. the snow's finally...
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so glad could you start your morning here with us. a special welcome to our troops watching on the american formses network. and a good morning to washington, d.c.. take a look. this is a shot of the capital, sun rising beautiful. i'm deborah feyerick in for randi kaye. it is half past the hour. good news for boeing after the first test flight of their 787 dreamliner. the two hour flight was, quote, uneventful. that's the good news. all 50 of the company's 787s had been grounded after two of the planes had major problems with the batteries. one plane caught fire. boeing is planning more test flights to test the batteries. >>> c ucht e tue the parties. it is carnaval time in rio. >>> now to the weather and the aftermath of the big blizzard in boston. residents are cleaning up after the storm dumped more than two feet across the city. the cleanup turned deadly for one teenaged boy. he died of carbon monday kacaro poisoning trying to warm up the car. they don't have a lot of time to clean up the city. >> reporter: they don't. we have 24
so glad could you start your morning here with us. a special welcome to our troops watching on the american formses network. and a good morning to washington, d.c.. take a look. this is a shot of the capital, sun rising beautiful. i'm deborah feyerick in for randi kaye. it is half past the hour. good news for boeing after the first test flight of their 787 dreamliner. the two hour flight was, quote, uneventful. that's the good news. all 50 of the company's 787s had been grounded after two of...
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just as they used to do with far simpler traffic signs. the zombie debate in canada's house had members laughing. but wait. zombie apocalypse training has been canceled. the new scenario will simulate flooding. flooding? yep. all the joshing about zombies had quebec's government worried the training exercise would lose its serious focus. >> under the leadership of this prime minister, canada will never become a safe haven for zombies ever! >> hear, hear! >> reporter: anyway, canada has nothing to fear. as one guy posted on gawker, zombies are allergic to maple syrup. jeanne moos -- >> to a zombie apocalypse! >> canada will never become a safe haven for zombies, ever! >> hear, hear! >> reporter: cnn, new york. >> i'm still confused. would you ever have a zombie apocalypse training? >> cruise ships, zombies, sequester, it's been a full week. >> you can always follow outside what's going on in the situation room, follow us on twitter. as we stay, tweet m me @katebaldwin. >> i'm @jimacostacnn. >> that's it for us. "erin burnett outfront" start
just as they used to do with far simpler traffic signs. the zombie debate in canada's house had members laughing. but wait. zombie apocalypse training has been canceled. the new scenario will simulate flooding. flooding? yep. all the joshing about zombies had quebec's government worried the training exercise would lose its serious focus. >> under the leadership of this prime minister, canada will never become a safe haven for zombies ever! >> hear, hear! >> reporter: anyway,...
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. >> that's it for us. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, one day after the carnival "triumph" reaches dry land we're learning more about the fire that stranded more than 4,000 people at sea for five days. what caused it? could it have been prevented? >>> plus, a congressman caught tweeting to a 24-year-old bikini model during the state of the union address. who is she? we have the congressman's confession. >>> 1,000 people injured when a meteor entered the earth's atmosphere. absolutely shocking story and we have the video tonight. let's go "outfront." good friday evening. i'm erin burnett "outfront" investigating the cruise ship nightmare. what caused the crippling fire that left more than 4,200 people stranded at sea for five days and could it have been prevented? carnival "triumph" was towed to a ship yard in mobile, alabama. i looked at that ship as it was starting to be towed to that final dock. all of the passengers were unloaded earlier in the morning. now investigators a
. >> that's it for us. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, one day after the carnival "triumph" reaches dry land we're learning more about the fire that stranded more than 4,000 people at sea for five days. what caused it? could it have been prevented? >>> plus, a congressman caught tweeting to a 24-year-old bikini model during the state of the union address. who is she? we have the congressman's confession....
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diane is here with us tonight. we also worked with the university of wisconsin system on a new flexible degree program called uw flexoption to help targeted fields. nearly a quarter of all adults in this state have some college credit without a degree. for many, time and money are the barriers to finishing that degree. i can relate. during my senior year at marquette university, i was offered a full-time job at the american red cross. i thought i would squeeze in a course here or there and finish things off in a year or two, but then tonette and i got married. then we had matt. and then came alex. next thing you know, you're putting all your extra time and money into your kids. the uw flexoption will provide a less time-consuming, less costly way to finish off a degree. it will help prepare more people to fill the critical needs we have in the workforce. i want to thank uw system president kevin reilly and uw- colleges and uw-extension chancellor ray cross for leading the charge on this exciting idea. part of the l
diane is here with us tonight. we also worked with the university of wisconsin system on a new flexible degree program called uw flexoption to help targeted fields. nearly a quarter of all adults in this state have some college credit without a degree. for many, time and money are the barriers to finishing that degree. i can relate. during my senior year at marquette university, i was offered a full-time job at the american red cross. i thought i would squeeze in a course here or there and...
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using a helicopter. got unprecedented access closer to this volcano than most. he even said you can feel the boiling hot temperatures of the water. the incredible thing is too, this is a huge tourist attraction as you can see in the video and tourists are still allowed to get quite close to the volcano and lava flow. it's spectacular footage. >> don't know why i didn't come here sooner. it's beautiful and mind blowing and i love it. i'll be back and i livehere. do you know how mh la started erupting? >> since this began erupting in 1983 it's added nearly 500 acres of land to the big island. >> really interesting is that this is the earth in formation today. it's like it's constantly changing and shifting and you can see it by watching a beautiful volcano in tropical paradise. >>> what you're looking at is video unloaded by protesters in bay ran and we're seeing them throwing molotov cocktails at police. watch what happens. >> one of the suvs belonging to the police catch fire because of the molotov cockt
using a helicopter. got unprecedented access closer to this volcano than most. he even said you can feel the boiling hot temperatures of the water. the incredible thing is too, this is a huge tourist attraction as you can see in the video and tourists are still allowed to get quite close to the volcano and lava flow. it's spectacular footage. >> don't know why i didn't come here sooner. it's beautiful and mind blowing and i love it. i'll be back and i livehere. do you know how mh la...
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rather than adjusting these industrial buildings to new uses, we're using them for their historic uses. and secondly, this is what they do. the orton team comes forward, fix the buildings, know how to value engineer it. they're thinking seismic for the building machine shop, third to a half of what the port's engineering and cost estimates were because they dug in and did further investigations. [speaker not understood] odi has -- >> i'm actually pretty excited about the possibility of these buildings being restored. i have been looking at them for probably 20 years in san francisco. since i've been here, i go look at those buildings. they're amazing. what was originally $106 million the port estimate to $58 million. is there a change of usage in those two different estimates? is it more than just the engineering? how is that change in revenue [speaker not understood]? >> it's a different more value engineered lease hub. it's a setting for the industrial buildings. they're building them to a cold shell standard. so, the tenant that comes in and brings in their next use will have some b
rather than adjusting these industrial buildings to new uses, we're using them for their historic uses. and secondly, this is what they do. the orton team comes forward, fix the buildings, know how to value engineer it. they're thinking seismic for the building machine shop, third to a half of what the port's engineering and cost estimates were because they dug in and did further investigations. [speaker not understood] odi has -- >> i'm actually pretty excited about the possibility of...
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>> spec strum policy is an area of importance to us. we obviously need loss of band width for the products we have. we tend not to have specific opinions on how to get there but just to make it possible to facilitate the different devices and content. if you look at the growth we've seen in the last few years in the u.s. market in the smartphone industry and consumers buying smart tv's, so much of that has become because of the great gains in broad band to the home, in wireless capables so you can see the benefits of having access to band width whether it's home or mobile making it possible for consumers to use these great device and then get access to a whole range of content and services that they want. >> is it important for a manufacturer such as samsung to build in efficient sis for spectrum in its product, is that possible? >> with spectrum, we largely partner with wireless carriers so those policy areas are more relevant to their business in terms of how they are going to deliver the content. our goal is to have a great product,
>> spec strum policy is an area of importance to us. we obviously need loss of band width for the products we have. we tend not to have specific opinions on how to get there but just to make it possible to facilitate the different devices and content. if you look at the growth we've seen in the last few years in the u.s. market in the smartphone industry and consumers buying smart tv's, so much of that has become because of the great gains in broad band to the home, in wireless capables...
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>> it allows us to peek inside. once a child leaves us there's probably going to be five different people that are going to be attached to this case, at least. and the judge depends on the intake department to make sure we're probation reporting accurately we're responsible for that. i just don't want to be here. i want to go home. it's not a nice place to be here. it's not supposed to be a nice place. >> you were three months in the cook county jail. how was that? >> it wasn't nice. i woke up. >> welcome to adulthood. . [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. hey, it's me progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sigh] it feels good to help people save... with great discounts like safe driver, multicar, and multipolicy. so call me
>> it allows us to peek inside. once a child leaves us there's probably going to be five different people that are going to be attached to this case, at least. and the judge depends on the intake department to make sure we're probation reporting accurately we're responsible for that. i just don't want to be here. i want to go home. it's not a nice place to be here. it's not supposed to be a nice place. >> you were three months in the cook county jail. how was that? >> it...
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stay with us. on sunday, millions will tune in to watch the baltimore ravens versus the san francisco 49ers in the super bowl. the better business bureau says don't let your inner superfan, get scammed. "with any super game like this, there are always going to be scams. the biggest one is usually counterfiet tickets and counterfiet products. you want to be sure you are getting an nfl-licensed product." that was steve bernas of the bbb. he says poor quality is a warning sign that the merchandise is not official. online, the bureau warns of scam sites such as pro- baltimore-ravens.com, for which the bbb cannot find a physical address and the site was formed within the last month, registered in china. and, if you are trying to score a ticket, go through an offical site such as ticketmaster. nfl ticket exchange has tickets for re-sale which go for between 3 and 20 thousand dollars. check out the bbb's website for more information. now on to the fun part of the super bowl: the commercials. this year, co
stay with us. on sunday, millions will tune in to watch the baltimore ravens versus the san francisco 49ers in the super bowl. the better business bureau says don't let your inner superfan, get scammed. "with any super game like this, there are always going to be scams. the biggest one is usually counterfiet tickets and counterfiet products. you want to be sure you are getting an nfl-licensed product." that was steve bernas of the bbb. he says poor quality is a warning sign that the...
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us. we think the current debate is lacking good data about the volume and nature of government requests which we think would help inform the broader debate about updating. there's no question that government has legitimate interests in this data and legitimate needs. we also think our users in the broader public could benefit from good data about the nature and types of requests we receive. the types of data that we respond -- that we return in response and how we push back is important. there is a percentage of times where we will not give any date in response to a government request. we released the first iteration of our transparency report in 2010. since then, we have seen a significant increase in the number of government requests that we received from governmental entities in the united states. since 2010, we have seen a 136% increase in requests. with the latest iteration of our transparency report, about five days after we released the report, we published a detailed user faq so o
us. we think the current debate is lacking good data about the volume and nature of government requests which we think would help inform the broader debate about updating. there's no question that government has legitimate interests in this data and legitimate needs. we also think our users in the broader public could benefit from good data about the nature and types of requests we receive. the types of data that we respond -- that we return in response and how we push back is important. there...
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we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. people are hurt. the tornado left a trail of damage through the university of southern mississippi campus. the alumni house had windows missing. a school spokesman said no one at the university was injured >> the blizzard that buried the northeastern u.s. has blown out to sea. hundreds of thousands still without power and as much as 3 ft. of snow covering some areas. >> mounds of snow... >> there's no where to put the snow >> the president has announced a state of emergency and connecticutin conn... close to 40 in. in some places. early preparation in incorporation of residents is keeping the efforts that dayat bay... >> some people are spending the day cleaning up and digging out ... others are sledding... >> a large group in connecticut ... snow ball fight >
we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. people are hurt. the tornado left a trail of damage through the university of southern mississippi campus. the alumni house had windows missing. a school spokesman said no one at the university was...
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looking at us. the hair on the back of our necks started to stand up. >> reporter: the van pulled right up beside them. how close? show me. >> his wheels were right on the side of the curb and this was me, this was heather, and he leaned over, started to say something and at that point we were both, like, run, just run. >> reporter: the girls called security, describing a two-toned van driven by a man with muttonchop side burns. officers spotted the van and questioned the driver, a man named larry hall. hall said he had been looking for a friend's address. but the address he gave didn't exist. so officers let hall go. september 20th, 1993, six months after trisha's disappearance, now 15-year-old jessica roach goes missing in georgetown, illinois. investigator gary miller got the call. >> we all knew that we had something really bad here. we had an abduction. >> reporter: jessica's badly decomposed body was found in an indiana corn field weeks later. but then, like trisha's, jessica's case went cold.
looking at us. the hair on the back of our necks started to stand up. >> reporter: the van pulled right up beside them. how close? show me. >> his wheels were right on the side of the curb and this was me, this was heather, and he leaned over, started to say something and at that point we were both, like, run, just run. >> reporter: the girls called security, describing a two-toned van driven by a man with muttonchop side burns. officers spotted the van and questioned the...
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luke and norm are with us once again. the first one is about someone who wants to franchise their business. >> we're interested in possibly opening up franchises and we don't have any idea about how to go about doing that. we'd like to get information on how that is done. >> you know what i find interesting about this question is it's sort of easy to find out where you can go to get people help you franchise. the bigger question is do you want to franchise and go into an entirely different business than you're in now? >>> there's a bureau that helps you evaluate whether you're ready to franchise, there's consultants that can help you identify the opportunities. there's plenty of help out there. i think the main thing, for you know the vehicle graphics company and anyone considering this, is are you ready to be a franchise, meaning have you built a brand that other people would be interested in? so i think it's a difference between just thinking about running your business, and thinking about your business as a product tha
luke and norm are with us once again. the first one is about someone who wants to franchise their business. >> we're interested in possibly opening up franchises and we don't have any idea about how to go about doing that. we'd like to get information on how that is done. >> you know what i find interesting about this question is it's sort of easy to find out where you can go to get people help you franchise. the bigger question is do you want to franchise and go into an entirely...
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it let us dominate the world. >> has it always been us? when you look back 100 years, people were investing in general electric and gerber baby food. whatever was around then. were the targets further out? >> the targets came more slowly. sale things did happen. look at auto industry in the early years. it's about who will bring out something that changes the way people use automobiles. it just department happen in months, quarters, years. it happened over decades. it was the same principle. it just -- everything accelerated now. particularly in technology. >> we'll leave it there. dr. robert hendershott. thanks for coming in and explaining what we did wrong. >> again. >>> four rules, just four of them will make you a hit on youtube just like these guys, when stephen voltz, the diet coke and mentos guy joins us when "press:here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press:here." by the time the super bowl gets under way you'll see most of the commercials, leaked from the internet so they will go viral. viral videos are part of the new age of mar
it let us dominate the world. >> has it always been us? when you look back 100 years, people were investing in general electric and gerber baby food. whatever was around then. were the targets further out? >> the targets came more slowly. sale things did happen. look at auto industry in the early years. it's about who will bring out something that changes the way people use automobiles. it just department happen in months, quarters, years. it happened over decades. it was the same...
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he invested in us. he had amazing advice on focusing on businesses, something he actually did push on. and then ultimately when we took our venture capital we actually bought him out but when we took our venture capital that is when we decided to focus more on the enterprise market. >> but but i thought he said you don't have a backup, focus all your risk on the thing that you think is most likely to succeed. >> yeah. >> don't try to hedge and cover your bets. go for it. >> right. so we had this thing, so in 2005 we had this idea. we actually had two competing ideas. one was let's have a cloud service so a service yen line that you can put all your data in and we started thinking about this idea where maybe you should also be able to share files on your computers. using a pure to pure network. and so we pitched him on this idea and he said that's crazy. you have to choose one path or another so we ultimately decided to focus solely on box definitely through a lot of his guidance. and know, god bless tha
he invested in us. he had amazing advice on focusing on businesses, something he actually did push on. and then ultimately when we took our venture capital we actually bought him out but when we took our venture capital that is when we decided to focus more on the enterprise market. >> but but i thought he said you don't have a backup, focus all your risk on the thing that you think is most likely to succeed. >> yeah. >> don't try to hedge and cover your bets. go for it....
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good to have you with us. thank you. in here, out there, i want to say hello to all my friends in the studio tonight and some old friends watching from home. [cheers and applause] [laughter] folks -- if you watch this show, and we're on an honor's system here, i know there's one thing i'm don't -- i don't like about hollywood awarder sermon yours. it's when i'm not nominated. last night the oscars took top achievement in chapping my hide. last night there were hit and misses on the red carpet. jennifer lawrence radiant, jessica chastain, rav vashing but anne hathaway -- no! no! girl, if i want to see an oscar nominee and a pair of rock hard nipples, i'd watch hugh jackman work out with scott pelley. [laughter] [cheers and applause] as for the awards themselves, i don't know what to say. they had the gal to give our mernl -- gall to give our army oscars to a limey, a germy and -- [laughter] when it was the best award, was it presented by a movie star? no, it was presented by michelle obama followed by a piefl wrinkled lau
good to have you with us. thank you. in here, out there, i want to say hello to all my friends in the studio tonight and some old friends watching from home. [cheers and applause] [laughter] folks -- if you watch this show, and we're on an honor's system here, i know there's one thing i'm don't -- i don't like about hollywood awarder sermon yours. it's when i'm not nominated. last night the oscars took top achievement in chapping my hide. last night there were hit and misses on the red carpet....
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look, you owe us an apology especially uncle brendan and aunt anne. it's o.k. we all did foolish things when we were kids. yeah, well, he is not a kid anymore, o.k. he's nearly 18 years old and he expects us to treat him like an adult. shut up! just leave me alone. rebecca: kevin, where do you think you're going? kevin casey! stop this minute! do you hear me? kevin! i'll take care of this, o.k.? i'm going to go get him. ( fence rattling ) kevin! you can't run away from this. come on. kevin, where do you think you're going? kevin, stop acting like a child! ( sniffles ) ( gently ): kev. i know it hurts. dad's death. mom's death. everything. why? why is everyone always bugging me? why can't they just leave me alone? why did dad have to die? when i was driving to california by myself... i felt pretty bad, pretty alone, like you do right now. and i wrote this song. can i sing it to you? do i have a choice? hmm... no. ( in twangy voice ): ♪ things are bad, ♪ you're feeling sad, ♪ they're not as bad as you think. ♪ ♪ oh, lord, life stinks. ♪ oh, lord, life
look, you owe us an apology especially uncle brendan and aunt anne. it's o.k. we all did foolish things when we were kids. yeah, well, he is not a kid anymore, o.k. he's nearly 18 years old and he expects us to treat him like an adult. shut up! just leave me alone. rebecca: kevin, where do you think you're going? kevin casey! stop this minute! do you hear me? kevin! i'll take care of this, o.k.? i'm going to go get him. ( fence rattling ) kevin! you can't run away from this. come on. kevin,...
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the way most of us get health care. i do not think was a look at immigrants and say, how are they going to get health care? the simba members of congress and health care. it is the simple as they are probably going to get health care. i want to say to everybody here. i want to say to those who have come here. i will butcher your name. i want to say to both of you, we have a bill. it was introduced to the gentle lady from california. for 10 years i insisted nothing happened on any particular part of a comprehensive immigration reform unless we did it all. last year, i think a good faith to show we wanted to work with everybody we said 50,000, i would not object. we did not want you to get something while everybody else lost something. it comes from the very first day with your wife. we believe we should welcome you and your talents and at this into how to make a distinction between serving you and bring your taught them being sacrificing the fact your family might not be there with you. with the that is important. i will
the way most of us get health care. i do not think was a look at immigrants and say, how are they going to get health care? the simba members of congress and health care. it is the simple as they are probably going to get health care. i want to say to everybody here. i want to say to those who have come here. i will butcher your name. i want to say to both of you, we have a bill. it was introduced to the gentle lady from california. for 10 years i insisted nothing happened on any particular...
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use a special soft education teacher. he is arrested for possession of cannabis and drug possession. it happened saturday during the sectional wrestling tournament. and breezy billboard is causing controversy at clark and ontario. if the promises to help people find nontraditional relationships. the web site is based in toronto and officials say they chose chicago for the clever play on words. because of the city's high unemployment rate. some folks may not think it is appropriate the site double the subscriber base on the first day the billboard went up. >> he is on asteroid watch. this is an absolutely fascinating development. this asteroid was developed by discovers when it was 2.7 million mi. away in spain. they have been following it since. it will pass closer than any asteroid has in recent memory. tomorrow at about 1:25 p.m.. >> it does make you wonder what else is out there. >> we will talk some more about that. they keep an eye on things outlike that. and as droid blew up over russia and took out 825 square miles
use a special soft education teacher. he is arrested for possession of cannabis and drug possession. it happened saturday during the sectional wrestling tournament. and breezy billboard is causing controversy at clark and ontario. if the promises to help people find nontraditional relationships. the web site is based in toronto and officials say they chose chicago for the clever play on words. because of the city's high unemployment rate. some folks may not think it is appropriate the site...
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pacific northwest, missing us. that's the pattern now and the climate prediction center says that will likely be the pattern. a lot of rainfall to the north but little for us. our futurecast model predicting a ton of rain for seattle and but sow for bay area . the moisture stays north. we get to enjoy the sunshine. we will stay dry for final days of the february. american managers will be chilly and high temperatures close to average. highs had tomorrow, san jose 62. right around 60 for berkeley. low 60s, beautiful in wine country tomorrow. your extended forecast calling for highs in the low 60s all the way through the weekend. sunday will be sunnier than saturday. that's your forecast. be right back. 3q lysol believes no toilet is complete, until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cleaner gives you maximum coverage from the rim down to the water line to kill 99.9% of germs. and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. lyso
pacific northwest, missing us. that's the pattern now and the climate prediction center says that will likely be the pattern. a lot of rainfall to the north but little for us. our futurecast model predicting a ton of rain for seattle and but sow for bay area . the moisture stays north. we get to enjoy the sunshine. we will stay dry for final days of the february. american managers will be chilly and high temperatures close to average. highs had tomorrow, san jose 62. right around 60 for...
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as that moves out to the use, that will miss us, too. tomorrow morning, here is our futurecast, there will be some drizzle and sprinkles. temperatures only around 30, 34 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, the eastern shore, even spots like annapolis will be the areas most likely to see some rain showers areas. tomorrow, temperatures well above freezing at some dry air comes in. pleasant about a 50-50 weekend coming up areas. still damp, a few icy spots. there is that sunrise it's: 49. 30-30 four degrees. by the afternoon, any of those lingering showers moving off to the east. think we may see some evening sunshine with temperatures rising into the 40's. then, around 50 degrees as we get into sunday, monday looks pretty nice, too. temperatures into the low 50's. a measly 1.5 inches of snow we have had this winter compared to many other spots which are setting some records. >> just wasn't our year. >> you are watching the wizards tonight? >> you won't believe this, it is not the same team you saw earlier in the season. it is good. wait until you
as that moves out to the use, that will miss us, too. tomorrow morning, here is our futurecast, there will be some drizzle and sprinkles. temperatures only around 30, 34 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, the eastern shore, even spots like annapolis will be the areas most likely to see some rain showers areas. tomorrow, temperatures well above freezing at some dry air comes in. pleasant about a 50-50 weekend coming up areas. still damp, a few icy spots. there is that sunrise it's: 49. 30-30 four...
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today, they're showing us what he may have looked like. the researchers built this facial reconstruction using a c-t scan of the king's remains. the face has a slightly arched nose and prominent chin. similar to features shown in portraits of richard the third painted after his death. historian and author john ashdown-hill said seeing the reconstruction was "almost like being face to face with a real person". still to come this midday the warning to college graduates about student loans. some universities are starting to sue former students for not making payments. and later in lunchbreak: we're making tuna carpaccio! the department of justice along with 14 states is selling standard and poor's alleging that they downplayed credit risks leading to the country's financial meltdown. accuses s&p of giving high credit ratings. eventually causing investors billions in losses. illinois is included in that dispute. stocks advancing and rebounding from a lower close yesterday. this just breaking. the u.s. deficit will fall below one trillion dolla
today, they're showing us what he may have looked like. the researchers built this facial reconstruction using a c-t scan of the king's remains. the face has a slightly arched nose and prominent chin. similar to features shown in portraits of richard the third painted after his death. historian and author john ashdown-hill said seeing the reconstruction was "almost like being face to face with a real person". still to come this midday the warning to college graduates about student...
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he created us. in here it's really rough, brother, he helps us day to day to cope with our problems. >> this service has been a blessing to them. it edified them. it encouraged them even though they're incarcerated, that to give them a chance for hope and a new life. bless you. >> a weekly religious service, contemplation, reading, these are a few opportunities inmates at stateville have to somehow reach beyond the bars, the guards, and the prison walls. most will not see the outside ever again. or not for a very long time. but a few will. >> hello there. >> this is neil bell's last day in his cell at stateville. despite one stretch in the segregation unit, he's finishing up a two-year sentence for aggravated battery. as the final hours wind down, his emotions rachet up. >> i'm pretty anxious. been waiting for a while. the last week's the longest. just ready to go home, be with my family. >> sunrise brings what for everyone else at stateville will just be another day. but for inmate bell it brings h
he created us. in here it's really rough, brother, he helps us day to day to cope with our problems. >> this service has been a blessing to them. it edified them. it encouraged them even though they're incarcerated, that to give them a chance for hope and a new life. bless you. >> a weekly religious service, contemplation, reading, these are a few opportunities inmates at stateville have to somehow reach beyond the bars, the guards, and the prison walls. most will not see the...
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follow us on twitter and facebook and tell us what you think about it. >>> i've got to talk about another sports scandal, another headache for nike. nike is the sponsor behind the world's most prominent athletes, tiger, lance. this time the company's $2 million deal with oscar pistorius, the south african runner and amputee now charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend. this ad probably doesn't help. "i am the bullet in the chamber." although nike did pull it down, nike still has deals with michael vick and tiger woods but oscar pistorius may not be so lucky. >> certainly is more serious because it involves a homicide. they should at the very least suspend their relationship until absolute determination of whether he's guilty is determined. >> christine, obviously nike can't figure out. it sponsors a lot of athletes. >> sure. >> some will do something wrong. i get when they sponsor an athlete, people might buy more of their sneakers. when something like this happens, do you think somebody is not buying a nike product because of it? >> i don't think so. they try to step back quietly
follow us on twitter and facebook and tell us what you think about it. >>> i've got to talk about another sports scandal, another headache for nike. nike is the sponsor behind the world's most prominent athletes, tiger, lance. this time the company's $2 million deal with oscar pistorius, the south african runner and amputee now charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend. this ad probably doesn't help. "i am the bullet in the chamber." although nike did pull it down,...
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for us, it works. but it doesn't for everyone. tensions can run high as feelings get in the way of business. meet two entrepreneurs who have enlisted the help of their parents and together they figured out their own ways to balance the slippery slope of working with family. owning a clothing boutique was always janine harvey's dream. >> this is what i like ultimately want to do with my life. >> in 2011, at the age of 21, she opened alchemy hour boutique in new jersey with help from her parents. but this help wasn't a hand-out, it was a business agreement. >> i really wanted to treat them as investors and not just my parents giving me money. i took that as a loan from my parents. and we set up a plan to kind of pay back along the way. >> her parents, helen and john harvey. saw janine as a smart investment. she had always shown a love for fashion. and after realizing college wasn't a right fit, janine proved she had a natural knack in retail as a manager of a nearby clothing store. >> this is brilliant. because here instead of me sh
for us, it works. but it doesn't for everyone. tensions can run high as feelings get in the way of business. meet two entrepreneurs who have enlisted the help of their parents and together they figured out their own ways to balance the slippery slope of working with family. owning a clothing boutique was always janine harvey's dream. >> this is what i like ultimately want to do with my life. >> in 2011, at the age of 21, she opened alchemy hour boutique in new jersey with help from...
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david is more aware than most of us. he is a perfect source for background on a space rock known as 2012, da 14 passing near earth february 15th. ever heard of it? >> this is cool. >> 17,000 miles or so. among one that's didn't hit use just look at the craters on the moon. >>f in 1908 there was a force stlonger than the first atom bomb. 2012's da 14 is slightly larger. we know this because nasa has a system÷ámñ to track such obje6 >> there are many thousand more we have not yet found. >> we've identified ones a mile or bigger. and none of them is on a collision course with earth. >> that is a relief. as for little asteroids like one whizing by onqk÷hñ the 15th this only hits roughly once every thousand years or so. you probably wondering what would happen if it's came down over the bay area. >> do you want to know? >> this is a tourist attraction. >> on the positive side there is no chance of this returning to our neighborhood. a case of dodging the cosmic bullet then, deflecting. >> dan? >> that is on the positive
david is more aware than most of us. he is a perfect source for background on a space rock known as 2012, da 14 passing near earth february 15th. ever heard of it? >> this is cool. >> 17,000 miles or so. among one that's didn't hit use just look at the craters on the moon. >>f in 1908 there was a force stlonger than the first atom bomb. 2012's da 14 is slightly larger. we know this because nasa has a system÷ámñ to track such obje6 >> there are many thousand more we...
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they refer them to us. i think the community health centers are invaluable, because the offer care in the communities where people live. they are likely to be more flexible in their hours and pay scales. but then they have no where to send them. we are the safety net. it is a continuous attention we have with capacity, in meeting those needs. >> do you want to ask? got to hit your button. >> thank you. i have worked for 20 years at the unity network, two or three miles here from here. what i saw there was a population that, were it not for the health center, would be in the emergency room. there were not private providers in the neighborhood. to the extent their work, there were not ready to do with clinical needs, language made, support needs for the population. they have hard wired in social work, mental health, and a variety of services that typified the kinds of needs that our population had. it represents, at its best, a one-stop shop. particularly attuned to the kind of population you are working with
they refer them to us. i think the community health centers are invaluable, because the offer care in the communities where people live. they are likely to be more flexible in their hours and pay scales. but then they have no where to send them. we are the safety net. it is a continuous attention we have with capacity, in meeting those needs. >> do you want to ask? got to hit your button. >> thank you. i have worked for 20 years at the unity network, two or three miles here from...
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and they would start to use box to share files. and we would get calls from it buyers saying hey, i have all of these users in my organization that are using this technology. i have to have a way to secure it or manage it more effectively. and that is sort of what lead to us creating theant price model that wdo today. >> so why do they come to you rather than to your competitors who are bigger and richer than you are? >> well, so we think, so this is our sort of view on things is that we, there are a couple different ways to take this. first of all we try and build solutions that are much simpler and much more focused on its individual. and a lot of the traditional enterprise players, i think aree they were designed in soviet era sort of like it's a sort of space command system. so it's really not really easy to use a lot of these solutions in the enterprise. we tried to build software that is dead simp told use that also can be enterprise ready for an organization so that's the first thing that is pretty important. and the other t
and they would start to use box to share files. and we would get calls from it buyers saying hey, i have all of these users in my organization that are using this technology. i have to have a way to secure it or manage it more effectively. and that is sort of what lead to us creating theant price model that wdo today. >> so why do they come to you rather than to your competitors who are bigger and richer than you are? >> well, so we think, so this is our sort of view on things is...
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follow us on twitter,@msnbc/your biz. next week, the owner of a successful low fat bagel company talks about the roller coaster of changing her focus to open a weight loss center. >> there was fear, but i also knew it was the right thing to do and it was easy from the perspective of it's like leaving a fad that's secure, that you know is secure, and going to one that you love. >> how kim benson took a leap of faith and how it worked out for her. until them, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this
follow us on twitter,@msnbc/your biz. next week, the owner of a successful low fat bagel company talks about the roller coaster of changing her focus to open a weight loss center. >> there was fear, but i also knew it was the right thing to do and it was easy from the perspective of it's like leaving a fad that's secure, that you know is secure, and going to one that you love. >> how kim benson took a leap of faith and how it worked out for her. until them, i'm j.j. ramberg....
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does that actually address the issues that we have in front of us? no. it is not a sufficient solution. >> my time has run out. the question i have for you and for all advocates of immigration reform is whether you want a political solution or policy solution. if it won a political solution you have to insist on a pathway to citizenship. you're going to be republicans over the head on this issue. everyone a policy solution there is good will here in the house of representatives for us to come together and have a pragmatic solution to the current problem we have and solve and modernize the immigration system for years to come. thank you. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i would like to say that while we have been here every minute, someone has been deported. most of those deported have committed really no crime. other than working in the united states which is a misdemeanor the last time attacked. they are raising their families, they are contributing. there's always the question about pa
does that actually address the issues that we have in front of us? no. it is not a sufficient solution. >> my time has run out. the question i have for you and for all advocates of immigration reform is whether you want a political solution or policy solution. if it won a political solution you have to insist on a pathway to citizenship. you're going to be republicans over the head on this issue. everyone a policy solution there is good will here in the house of representatives for us to...
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so that's what you used to have... okay. and that's fios. this is crazy fast, almost unbelievable. [ male announcer ] that will put some gas in the old tank, lindsay! supercharge your internet speeds. switch to fios and we'll triple your speed for free with an upgrade to fios quantum. plus get $250 back with a 2 year agreement. call the verizon center living life at quantum speed, for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. living life at quantum speed, for customers...
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us see what's doing. there are still some things unknown about what went on. some people say as many as $7 trillion worth of money was trading around during the banking crisis of 2008. i think people deserve to know about it. this is an agency that's a quasi-government agency but we, the taxpayers, deserve to know more about how it's being run. >> senator, final question here. what are you going to do in these next couple of weeks to ensure that the president does not take this fight to the public which seems to be what he's doing once again, pushing the republicans in the corner, that it's your fault and your colleagues' fault that we're going to see the sequestration, we're going to see all these cuts come because you have not had a plan, and you refuse to raise more revenue. what are you going to do? >> i can't stop him from continuing his campaign. he didn't do so well in my state. 39% of the people agreed with his rhetoric in my state so what i'll keep saying is taking more money out of kentucky and
us see what's doing. there are still some things unknown about what went on. some people say as many as $7 trillion worth of money was trading around during the banking crisis of 2008. i think people deserve to know about it. this is an agency that's a quasi-government agency but we, the taxpayers, deserve to know more about how it's being run. >> senator, final question here. what are you going to do in these next couple of weeks to ensure that the president does not take this fight to...
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all of us are sinners. all of us have done wrong. all of us have broken the law at some point in our lives. if you are an adult, you have broken the law at some point in your life. i find that some people will say oh, yes, i'm a sinner. i have made mistakes, but do not call me a criminal. do not call me a criminal. and i say, okay, maybe you never drank underage. maybe you never experimented with drugs. the worst thing you have done in your entire life is speed 10 miles over the speed limit on the freeway, you put yourself and others in the risk of harm that someone smoking marijuana at the privacy of their own living room. but there are people serving life sentences for first-time drug offenses. life sentences. the u.s. supreme court upheld life sentences for first-time drug offenders against an eighth amendment challenge that such sentences were cruel and unusual in the u.s. supreme court said no, no, it is not cruel and unusual to sentence a young man to life imprisonment for a first-time drug offenders, even though virtually no o
all of us are sinners. all of us have done wrong. all of us have broken the law at some point in our lives. if you are an adult, you have broken the law at some point in your life. i find that some people will say oh, yes, i'm a sinner. i have made mistakes, but do not call me a criminal. do not call me a criminal. and i say, okay, maybe you never drank underage. maybe you never experimented with drugs. the worst thing you have done in your entire life is speed 10 miles over the speed limit on...